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PAGE FOUB THE COSHOCTON TRIBUNE TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1MT. Newcomerstown Daily News Items BOBEBX CRATEK 9W K. St. 4O81 Tribune sola at Confectionery. MaJa 5t.

aa3 at Kitz Tea Boom, Bridie ClassHiMS Ads for Ihe Tribuce May be Telephones? to Mr- Cratei or left SftS E- State St. Charlei Smith, as: toastmaster, introduced the following members participating ir the program: Charles Hill, Robert Twyraan, Betty Lou Conrad, John Kobe, Twilva Black. Max Mary Ellen Scott, Eileen Dille-! hay, Martha Jane Best. Harold S-A-igert. Doris Wolfe.

Betty Diile- hay, Natalie Bean ard Madalon Xunneily. A cclor scheme of green and white was used effectively in decorating the banquet room. Dinner was ser-. ec preceding the program. MILLERSBURG NEWS Two Given Prison Terms at Hearing Akron Men Plead Guilty of Theft at Miliersburg Earl Miller.

45, and WHSis Fogje. toih of Axron, pleaded guilty Saturday morning before n.oi TltrtS R. it. Putnjim. to a of steai- 4C seen? Jrom Korner on T.Jarcn II.

They also ad- New- taking and selling a Hardy were was urged by Mr. senced to from to 7 years in Class day. a lor the Thorn as an aid to international Ohio They vere in- local school. served in preseaUng, peace. He cited England's de- dieted by the grand Thurs- the talent of the graduating class.

cj jon to maintain her supremacy day. Pupils who have exeiled in sub- on af the building Leonard Hamilton of ElyrU jects during the year explained a larger navy. In this act, he pleaded guihy to a charge of methods used jr. their instruction, added, England put a brake on Demonstrations were given by pu- present armanent race among to Mr. and Mrs.

Irwin Vansickle. door CONTRACT LOUISE HOLMES OF TKIS'-V WAJUlEN. and rKimnxtr la York. MO-XTJCKAY. Students Given Honor Awards World Peace Is Subject of Talk world.

At in In Baccalaiireate services were held S'-ssday and the firs; KOSAMOXO AKJEms. fmtrtulffm rival. UM CHAPTER IV days passed quickly, becoming more clock-like with every passing hour. Pats ran her litUe office with a master hand. She wrote tellers, the "Naturally I'm gUd to you," the gentleman in Don responded.

"I knew you would be, Don," she went eagerly on. "I have an 9 He thrust his hands into his trouser pockets with a gesture ol futility. "I suppose so," he sighed. 'Some lovely she car- idea. You know Baker is produc- roled rapturously.

"I want to inf another red-head in'walk in and have people stare at New York. It's the chance I've me and wonder who the girl is been waiting for- You'll help me i with Don Monterey. I have tet In, won't you?" of a gown, Don. You'll "Now listen, Rosie--" Don's of me." tone faintly exasperated. Ee was edging her toward "I knew you wouldn't fail me," door.

piece orchestra, composed of members of the Marvin Miller, Farver and Weiss' orchestras, will be on hand. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McXab spent the week-end with ihe latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Tibbs, Akron. 'lowing children: Loren, 17; Miss Wiletta Ludwick and Miss 10: Kathleen, Kearney Vera. Helen Robinson.

Akron, scent the 5: Mar Nancy Carroll, and Habitual Charging gross neglect and habitual drunkenness for the past 10 years, Augusta Knoff today filed petition for divorce in common pleas court against Clarence The couple was married June 15 1S23. at Coshocton. and week-end and Decoration day ana JuaEit a. 10 months. wish the latter's parents, Mr.

and Tfce plaintiff seeks a temporary she interrupted. "You're my own; "j- joi4. Come down la ilrs A Robins restraining order against the darling and of course you'll heip about an hour." With a wave of me." Her voice fairly dripped hand she with ingratiating sweetness. a ts said, "If you'll sign these Honestly I'd like to. Rosie.

You letters, Mr. Monteray--I'm sorry I've always helped you i to be so late" know form of gov- Sunday eight program ern Congressman William R. by an address, "There Them said in an address during drag w.th; passed over his thors with tactful efficiency. And Go the Ships." by Rev. Harold Memorial day services In pastor of Presbyter.ai Monday.

church. she learned to wait with feverish anticipation for the rare when Don sent for her, when she found him tumbled as to hair, exultant with creative prowess. "Don't be silly, Don." Out of handsome head. "Oh-h," he muttered, "is there no limit?" Mrs. Will Starts and Charles Neider- pils on the stage.

other European nations, who felt' aR Outstanding srscng the present- jfcat they would be unable to Mr. and Etions was that of the class. maintain such a pace. hauler. At ihe conclusion of the pro-, This move insures peace, ac- 3n i j.j rs Starts gram, Principal A.

C. May pre- cording to the representative, in- be host? to the club at sented awards to high ranking HS mU ch as England is a peace- home on W. State st. June 2G pupils. The medals were received loving nation itself.

1 by the following: vsledictorian. The futility of war and the MAYOR'S COURT Dorothy Starker; saiutatorian, astrous aftermath of international' Isaish Lanning, Newcomers- Richard Spear; English. Marica conflict was ported out by Mr. fined $5 and costs Taylor; mathematics. Robert Van- Thorn.

pleading guilty to a charge of in- sickle, science. Rjchard Spear; his- Present during the services was in Mayor C. B. Mus- rcry, Isabel Baltrssaitis: comnier- Theodore Crater, 91. who is one of ford's court Saturday morning.

Esther Funk, music, Dorothy I the two remaining CivU war vet-; Frank Dix was fined $5 and Starker; activities, Carol Palmer, erans in Newcomerstown. Jesse i costs after pleading guilty to a journalism. Ruth Kchler; dra- Alexander, Church who fought like charge Saturday morning, matics, Charles Abbuhi; citizen- Sherman, unable to at- ship, Robert Brode; athletic, Bus-! tend due to illness. ter Coker and Manches Neff. The The parade was formed at 1 evening, remaining late to finish her work, went to the drug store for a sustaining malted milk.

Stepping from the elevator on her return she saw a girl enter her office. The living room and stood open. As plans lor the circumvention of the girl's obvious intention flitted through her mind, Don appeared in the set of closing the door. "Rosio he gasped and Pats received the impression that his corner of her eye Pats saw threw out arms in a fadeless the brilliant Rosie cross the room a if-comical gesture. "I'm in for and perch herself on the arm of he rfated.

"Let the letters go Don's chair. A consuming fury: tm tomorrow, d'you mind?" suddenly possessed Pats. wouldn't let me down. All I need' Pats cleared and "Sorry, Rosie." disengaged her clinging arms and got to his feet. "Look," he went on--It was jtalk.

Miss Sarah Snyder and Harry Jacobs, Canton, were week-end guests of former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snyder, East Jackson st. Mr. ana Mrs.

Warner Cole and family, Joseph Cole. Miss liams, Cleveland, Dr. and Mrs Allan Cole and family, Logan, week-end guests of Dr. and Mrs. A.

T. Cole, North Clay st. Mr. and Mrs. John Forbes had as their guests over the weekend and Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy Mae. and son, Bernard, Reevesvilie. W.

Va Mr. and Mrs. fend him hold goods and a mortgaged auto- She also asks divorce, ly of the children and permanent alimony. Russell E. Lyons is attorney for Wil- the plaintiff.

of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mast and Mr and Mrs.

S. V. Mast. Miss Mary Logan and Harry Kreiger. Columbus, spent with the latter's Lulu KreSger, East Jackson st.

Rosie's father our yard man. place. obviously a last got you a place in ihe pictures when you came to me In Hollywood. That was your chance." But I was lonely without you." ful! They lived in a cottage on the I used to play with Akers was a fine old He frowned thought- ''I don't remember Rosia cordiahty was more than a little she laid her bright, smooth "head those days; she says she was a forced. Rosie--that was the name on Margaret, and son, Gordon, and' Frantz Simon.

Orrville, Mr. Mrs. Forest Smith and family 1 and E. V. Pyers, Holmesville.

Miss EveJyn Gray, Cleveland, 1 the week-end with her sis-of the girl whose letter he had refused to answer. "How are He extended his hand but his neck and kissed him lingering- Gorgas memorial award was given Robert Broce in recognition of his outstanding essay work. p. m. at the corner of River and ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE Mrs.

Bessie Early, Cross announces the marriage of her Albert y. tab bl.1^ V.V/.1IC7A Main sts. and was enlarged at the a gh Ha sl to of rollPBP and boilj Cleveland. corner of College and Csnai State csholarship awards were by school children and Seoul i won by Richard Spear, Dorothy troops, who marched east on Canal' TM C1vciand Starker and Esther Funk. Certificates in recognition ol who attained the cehool honor roll by having an average of 90 per cast or better -were awarded by Mr.

May to Dorothy Starker. Richard Spear, Esther Funk, to West ft. and on to the cemetery. 1 BIRTHDAY PAJLTY Mrs. Harold Fowler, W.

State entertained friends at her home Saturday evening in honor Wood resido groom place in Kay 37. couple in Cleveland, where is employed. POEM PUBLISHED "Sweet Interlude," a poem writien by Mrs. Violet Osier, wss published in er, Robert Vansickle. Florence Harfeneai.

Mary Miller, Rita Maxwell. Marion Taylor, Robert Brode, William VariEickle, Charles Ab- I i 3 111 daughter, Iris Lee's birth-; March Hsue of the aebre Amh tract? 'T'HE girl was pretty in a hard, A brittle way. She was tall and vrillowy, her hair was definitely red, her eyes luminously brown. Pats, busying herself at the could not help hearing every word that was said. She thought the girl a trifle overdone, too perfect as to lipstick and rouge, ihe waves of hsr hair too painfully even, the little curls In front of her ears too obviously Arranged.

"I thought, you were in Hollywood," Don said, extricating himself from the girl's embrace. "What happened to your con- were laid for Carol Steffen, Patty Hinds, Lura Lee Me- Peek, Dorothy Wilkin, Martha Jane Best, Gloria Norris, Jeanne a New York pub- was a beastly contract," licntion. Mrs. Osier has written poetry since childhood. FIVE OVER-TIMERS Five people who violated ihe and the honored one.

i one-hour parking ordinance in the Following luncheon, the guests Newcomerstown business section' Saturday ordered to appear buhl and Jean Riley. The average i and Jeanette Stewart, Betty Leh- was computed over a four-year i man, Eleanor B6oth, Dorothy Ray tens. Rosie complained, on it." "I walked out "Not a very wise procedure in the picture game," mented mildly. Don com- and rd. Mrs.

C. F. Baughman, Barberton, is visiting with relatives here. Mrs. Myrtle Forbes.

Wiltard. his shoulderr "They weren't! mer bafe y- I would have sworn ters and brothers-in-laws, SJe nt la ier art of tbe to me, Don." she said was only one girl, older. She and Mrs. Dale Elliott and 1 Mlilersour friends and rel- and Mrs Earl Metzler. jatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson, i ONCE TOO nrr rediag CIM- Cleveland. were week-end guests Ads the i return In profit and nice thetically. would have been about 27 or 28 Pats heard Don heave a great nov the girl ignored it.

With a glad. Jt new that he had lost the' To herself Pats said, "That's cry she threw her anus around battle. Rosie. Men are so easily fooled." "Ill do what I can." he said Don talked on moodily. "My quietly.

"Well see Baker tomor- mother was awfully good to them, row." Iwe all were, and when Rosie ap- Rosie threw her arms around peared in Hollywood I turned his neck, she laughed and kissed heaven and earth to help her. I him. She danced away and back guess I started something," he to kiss him again, vanished. Her tears had ended with a rueful shrug. Pats put on her hat--she had a savage impulse to trample it un- darling, Don," she der her feet--buttoned her loosely of the tatter's parents, Mr.

Mrs. Herbert Fisher. i with Mr. and Mrs. William Huggler and daughter, Shirley Ann.

Ak- ron, were week-end guests of Mrs. Huggler's brother-in-law' and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Teisher. Wocster rd.

i Mr. and Mrs. George Witten-j meyer, and family. Columbus, ALL SHELL HORSEHIDE WORK SHOE in the World gushed. Pats, furious, picked hanging jacket and stood, darkly- ent week-end with Mrs.

i up the telephone directory and gloved hands folded over ner neat parents. Mr. snd' i slammed it down. Behind the ri- purse. For the first time in her 3 Lowe and Mr.

and Mrs. diculous glasses her eyes nlled! life she seething with jeal- "V'aughn Clinage. with angry tean. What right had ousy, green-eyed with hate. An- this girl to impose herself upon other was going out to- Don? Ushering Rosie to the door night with Don Monteray.

he stopped beside desk. And she. Pats, with her golden EIGHTH GRADE BANQUET enioyed a theater party The eighth grade pupils Newcomerstown junior high TWO JAILED school held a banquet in the M. Walter Lawrence, Route 3. E.

church basement Friday night. Newcomerstown, and Florence Al- Supt. W. B. Kayes spoke onjlison.

formerly of New Philadel; I phia, were lodged in the county jail by Dover officers on charges 01 week. The C. Mutfort Ate' CARNIVAL HERE Christ carnival shows, i ren." Pats murmured something, politely. Rosie nodded briefly, darting amused glances from Pats to Don. Plainly her expression said.

"Where in the world did you and grieved. "I was lost without you, i this?" Pats felt the color creep Don." Hesitating the fraction of into her cheeks but they had for- a second, she asked, childishly i gotten her. wanted me to come, "You'll take me to dinner, wont 'you, Don?" Rosie asked, prettily. 'This is Rosamond Akers," hidden, the roses in her announced in a tired voice. "My cheeks camouflaged with nasty secretary, Rosie, Miss--er--War- make-up, the beautiful lines of Rosie's tone became sweetly ag- didnt you? her figure caricatured i frumpy stormed inwardly at ihe cruel injustice of fate.

''Good night," she said, and Don looked up, startled out Of harassed thoughts. "Oh--good night." The street lights blurred before Pats' eyes as she trudged home in her hateful shoes. (To Be Continued) sponsored by the American ing an automobile from the Econ-) buck, underwent an emergency day evening when he caught it omy grocery and starting motor appendactomy Sunday night at in a lawn niower. Mr. and Mrs.

Chrales MeEi- fresh spent the weekend the latter's parents. Mr. i and Mrs. William Hoyman, west of town. Mrs.

Ellen Glssgo and Alice Belle and Janet, Mir- iam and Geneva Hoyman and Edna Faye Reynolds spent the week-end and Decoraton day with relatives in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. R. L.

Walter had si their dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles McElfresh, Canton. Mr. and Mrs.

William I Hoyman, Mr. and Mrs. Snyder. Grover Hoyman and 1 David Hoymafl. Mr.

and Mrs. L. S. Hitchcock and daughter, Blanche, Cleve-' For Sale by 0. J.

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--PHOXE 117-- intoxication Saturday Officers were attracted by Wal; ters' car when they heard the horn blowing incessantly. Walters sprawled over the steering wheel asleep and Miss Allison Was paign awara Saturda asleep in the rear seat. Legion, are at the Warner common pleas court was fined Masn this 0 nrt consent in i the Miliersburg hospital. was in REAL ESTATE TRANSEFERS I SALE ORDERED W. W.

Paiterson to Pearl J. El- The court, has ordered a public der, part inlot No. 161, Millers- te of the late Fred burg. i $75 and costs and placed on two AWARD 1 years' probation on the second) a rb iSmmon paicTfnd was" MUchan. to be held June 26 at i Harry Gallion to Cora Mite I ,40 merchants cam- -v A Qf gnd Mlllerj 80 scres in released It 6.

m. at tl courthouse- Ripley township. FINGER HL'RT i ANNIVERSARY SALE Moses Ttaber. Millersburg-Ber- i Vic Lahm prom.jes plenty ac- Mr. and Mrs.

John Rehard while intoxicated. ar-jlin road, received a badly lacer-j tivities on anniversary day. i 'ated finger on the right hand Fri- 1. at the sale. Only! Doy Gray of Miliersburg re- I i leased on bond of S300 after plead- ing not guilty to a charge of driv- PERSONALS TO MEET M.

E. Missionary society Tr meet at the home of Mrs. Owen ana daughter. Winifred, Detroit, i rested oy Sheruf Harry Weiss. Wednesday evening.

are visiting the former's parents, i MARRIAGE LICENSES W. C. T. U. will meet at the Irs John Rehard.

W. home of Mrs. Hinds, Church si. Neighbor Friday evening. Harold E.

Ettling. 22, Millersburg, and Mary Denny. 20. Lou- The Junior and Senior Garden i clubs will meet at the Buck-! Mr, nnd Mrs. R.

F. Snyder id daughter. Jean. 01 10 route Consent of the week-end guests of Mr Denny and Xirs Ruoy Denny. vain Lowe, 24.

Coshocton. farmer, and Evelyn Giaque, 20, "and Mrs. Arthur Mechanic Consent of the week-end 5 rtGlaq nt-cri vT Mr. ENTERTAIN FRIENDS I Co Mr. and Mrs.

B. W. Vansickle. Cleveland." River entertained the Good-j rof a J. H.

Reitz. zirnc club at their home Satur- W. Va visited over alnut reeK day i the vec cn a Mr. Mrs Seven o'clock dinner -VPS served' ynn E. st Mrs.

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TO MEET Women's Missionary of the Benton Lutheran ch will meet Wednesday eve- at the home of Mrs. S. C. RcttT.an. Mrs.

John Kedingtor, have charge of the program. ALIMONY REDUCED IP. the case of Jessie vs. M. Jackson the court or- dcrs alimony reduced until 1.

1937. the sum of S25 a month. Aiter Sept. 1 it is to be increased S30 a month. NAMED GUARDIAN Charles D.

Groff has been appointed guardian of William Wat's, an incompetent. Mr. Groff gave bond for S4.000. BABY HAS OPERATION The 34-month-old son ot Mr. 'and Mrs.

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